Beginning with Vegas, the Cup Series is finally getting to run a couple of intermediate speedways and Bubba Wallace is predicting strong runs. Plus Joey Logano on how NASCAR looks at incidents individually and Chase Briscoe doesn't want his crew chief to know he cheated on his diet.

After getting Daytona penalties overturned, Chase Briscoe grateful NASCAR appeal process can give team's a second chance. Plus Chase Elliott on being good with sanctioning body's judgement calls and he's not about to let us on a post COTA conversation with Ross Chastain.

While his crew chief Adam Stevens understands their batting average to start the year will be hard to keep going, Christopher Bell believes the Joe Gibbs Racing #20 is reaping what they've sown in recent seasons. Plus Kyle Busch proud brother Kurt Busch has fought his back to racing again.

For the first time ever in his Cup Series career Christopher Bell rings up three straight wins. Also hear from his team owner Joe Gibbs and teammate Denny Hamlin who wasn't totally bummed out in finishing second. Plus Josh Berry on his first top-5 for Wood Brothers Racing.

The fourth race of the season is in Phoenix Sunday with Joey Logano looking for a second straight win on the one-mile track. Plus Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick hope it's a good tune-up if they make the Championship Four with Michael McDowell glad he's going home.

What was hard to believe and what didn't surprise "Guru" Garrow. Plus Denny Hamlin thinking big picture heading into Phoenix this weekend and Chase Elliott enjoyed his recent trip south of the border, including some Lucha Libre wrestling.

Three races into the Cup Series season Bubba Wallace is sixth in the driver standings, hoping his season is about to heat up. Plus Noah Gragson looking for a consistent effort with Joe Gibbs believing the team they built for Christopher Bell reminds him of his best football squads.

With two straight wins Christopher Bell in 2025 could be about to make his most serious championship run yet. Plus Mark Garrow opines about the Kyle Busch - Bell battle at COTA and what it should teach other drivers.

In a fight to the finish in the Echopark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the America's Christopher Bell cleanly beat an appreciative Kyle Busch. Plus Chase Elliott on how cutting one mile out of the F1 layout at COTA made for a better NASCAR race.

With the Circuit of the Americas road course shortened and laps added Ross Chastain and Austin Cindric belive Sunday's Echopark Automotive Grand Prix will have more action. Plus Christopher Bell on a near miss..Shane Van Gisbergen on being a favorite and Connor Zilisch is out to win Cup debut.

Sunday the Cup Series is racing for the fifth time at Circuit of the Americas with Alex Bowman, A.J. Allmendinger, Joey Logano and Bubba Wallace weighing on how the Texas road race will change now that they're running more laps on a layout that's one mile shorter.